Keeping Hopes Alive Hosts Second Annual Back-to-School Drive in Baltimore City

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, Keeping Hopes Alive hosted their second annual back-to-school drive, providing free haircuts and school supplies to over 100 students in Baltimore City. This event, which took place just in time for the new school year, aimed to ensure that local students feel confident and prepared as they head back to the classroom.

The event brought together some of the city’s top barbers who generously donated their time and skills to give fresh haircuts to the children. Special thanks go to Leonard Washington (@think_leonard), Jalayia Jefferson (@groomedbyjay), and Darron Edwards (@realestrichestbarber) for their incredible work. These talented barbers not only helped the students look their best but also contributed to fostering a sense of pride and confidence among them.

KHA’s mission is to help youths, adults, and families find self-worth, build their value, and offer a safe and supportive environment to overcome mental health challenges. Their vision is to be a leading agency in offering mental health support through the provision of individual supportive care and community reintegration.

The drive was a resounding success, reflecting the power of community support and the positive impact it can have on young lives. Keeping Hopes Alive continues to be a beacon of hope and resilience in Baltimore, ensuring that the city’s youth have the resources and encouragement they need to thrive.

This event was proudly sponsored by The DMV Daily, Helping Her INC. ., Yamiko’s Touch, C-Cubed Real Estate, and JTC Services. To stay updated on KHA’s efforts and future events, follow them on Instagram at @keepinghopesalive.

 

Photo credit: @shotbykymyae